Time to diagnosis in Cushing’s syndrome: A meta-analysis based on 5367 patients
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- Creator/Author:
- Rubinstein, German
Osswald, Andrea
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Hoster, Eva Losa, Marco Elenkova, Atanaska Zacharieva, Sabina Machado, Márcio Carlos Hanzu, Felicia Alexandra Zopp, Stephanie Ritzel, Katrin Riester, Anna Braun, Leah Theresa Kreitschmann-Andermahr, Ilonka Storr, Helen L. Bansal, Prachi Barahona, María-José Cosaro, ElisaDogansen, Sema Ciftci Johnston, Philip C. Santos de Oliveira, Ricardo Raftopoulos, Christian Scaroni, Carla Valassi, Elena van der Werff, Steven J.A. Schopohl, Jochen Beuschlein, Felix Reincke, Martin
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- Year of Publication:
- 2019
- Faculty:
- Faculty of Medicine
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- Abstract:
- The time from first symptom to diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome is considered relevant for the severity of phenotype at presentation and long-term outcome. We therefore performed a systematic literature search to investigate relevant factors associated with a short time to diagnosis. The meta-analysis of 45 studies with 5560 patients showed significant differences for adrenal Cushing’s syndrome, Cushing’s disease and the ectopic Cushing’s syndrome. We did not find difference for gender, age or time of publication.
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- DOI:
- https://doi.org/10.5282/ubm/data.153
- lmUB:
- a764d10c-d338-4e07-b151-9f683b77781b